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'''Abigender''', also called '''bxgender''', '''biagender''', or '''librabigender''' is a gender that is both [[agender]] and [[bigender]], or is somewhere in between those two identities. It is a gender in which one experiences two genders but also has a connection to [[Genderless|genderlessness]] and/or |
'''Abigender''', also called '''bxgender''', '''biagender''', or '''librabigender''' is a gender that is both [[agender]] and [[bigender]], or is somewhere in between those two identities. It is a gender in which one experiences two genders but also has a connection to [[Genderless|genderlessness]] and/or agender feelings. |
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Similar terms include [[demiagender]] and [[demibigender]]. |
Similar terms include [[demiagender]] and [[demibigender]]. |
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